One thing, it was nice to see that while people disagreed somewhat in this thread, there was only one person who decided to be a smart elect / antagonistic!  Join me in embarrassing people like that until they change or leave our community - that behavior is NOT wanted!

 

 

Edited August 27, 20205 yr by DaveCT2003

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Edited August 27, 20205 yr by TheRandomGuy
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I ended up switching off vsync and used the max refresh of 144hz on my monitor. I average between 44 and 55 fps, and it looks great. Much to my surprise, I'm not seeing the dreaded tearing I normally get with vysnc off. I purposefully "jerked my head around" to try to induce tearing, but I just couldn't see it. Maybe this sim is performing some sort of graphics magic to hide it.

Edited August 27, 20205 yr by Keto Ketchup
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Edited August 27, 20205 yr by Ianrivaldosmith
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34 minutes ago, Keto Ketchup said:

I ended up switching off vsync and used the max refresh of 144hz on my monitor. I average between 44 and 55 fps, and it looks great. Much to my surprise, I'm not seeing the dreaded tearing I normally get with vysnc off. I purposefully "jerked my head around" to try to induce tearing, but I just couldn't see it. Maybe this sim is performing some sort of graphics magic to hide it.

I concur I do not recall ever have seeing tearing, regardless of v-sync setting or frame rate. Which makes me suspect the setting is broken and v-sync is forced on. I have a freesync monitor with a range of 48-144 but I often have frame rates in the 30's and low 40's too.

Also the frame limiter doesn't seem to work right for me. When I set it to 60, it seems to do nothing. FPS can be higher than 60 at any time. When I set it to 30, FPS is capped at -15-. When I set it to 20, it's capped at -10-. This is using the devmode FPS counter. Dunno what is up with that.